Taiwan says its chip firms will adhere to new US rules

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Taiwan says its chip firms will adhere to new US rules

Won't sell chips to Chinese supercomputing entities.

Taiwan said its chip companies will adhere to US rules after Washington added seven Chinese supercomputing entities last week to an economic block list and after a Taipei-based chipmaker halted orders from one of the entities named. The US Commerce Department said the seven Chinese entities ...

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